Memorial Day Celebrations Highlight Salem Event
A fine Memorial Day with ideal weather featured church and civic observances. The Salem Cadet band, Concord Artillery, Old Concord post 180, and Independent Battery marched to the cemetery for a solemn service over seventy seven graves. A large evening concert followed with Sousa's Liberty Bell march drawing strong applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
Reformatory
Lincoln
Salem Cadet Band
Salem
Concord Artillery
Sam’ H. Tuttle
Old Concord Post
Maker
Chas.e Prescott
Sousa
Concord High School wins annual field sports meet 59 to 21
Concord High School defeats Concord Home School in a Monday field event meet before a large crowd. Winners include Butters in two-yard dash and 220-yard dash, Wheeler in throwing events, Spencer in 880-yard run, Powers in pole vault, and Snelling in half-mile walk, with multiple runners-up noted and officials listed as John Connors and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Concord
Butters
Menier
Barrett
Wheeler
Jackson
Snelling
Spencer
Wyman
Powers
Garland
Graves
Menter
Powhard
Loughlin
John Connors
John’ Dee
W. H. Garland
Mespheldon
Weather Summary for Week Ending June 3 1895
Weekly weather report notes the period ending June 3 at 7 p m with a maximum temperature of 94 and a minimum of 46 degrees. The temperature range for the week measured 48 degrees.
Teled Meteorological Summary and Monthly Climate Notes
Weekly meteorological summary reports high 92.0 on the 16th and low 25.1 on the 2nd with mean max 71.2 and mean min 45.4. Total precipitation 156 inches and movement totals reach 4689 miles including a greatest daily movement of 255 miles on the 5th and a least 74 miles on the 16th. Remains show frost events on 2nd 14th 17th and 20th with various halos and storms through the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eekly
Tal Aera
S.W
N.E
Surprise Twenty Fifth Anniversary Party For George H Wright
About sixty friends gathered Wednesday evening to honor George H Wright on his twenty fifth wedding anniversary. He was surprised at Brighams before guests moved to his Fairhaven hillside cottage for a bountiful repast and a grand good time with neighbors from town and Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Wright
Lowell
Brigham’s
Mr. Wright
Fairhaven Bay
Concord Mass Remarks List Of Signers June 4 1895
At Concord Massachusetts on June 4 1895 a list of attendees and names appears including Wm Buttrick P M Mr and Mrs Joseph Blanchard Geo Blakley Edward P Beckwith D A Clay W G Chase F L Dole Edward S Fobes J D Gurley Inspector of Buildings M Kimball Albert H Peareen Charles G Remick Frank J Schell F A Temple Mrs G S Atwood Mrs Esther G Baker Mrs S S Buttrick Mrs Leonard F Beckwith Mrs A W Davis Miss Mary Morrison Miss Lilla Noble Miss Prince Miss E Shaw Mrs Kate Tryon Miss Ellen Welsh Mrs C T White Miss Mary L Whittemore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mass
Wm. Buttrick P. M
Joseph Blanchard
Geo. Blakley
P. Beckwith
D. A. Clay
W. G. Chase
F. L. Dole
Edward S. Fobes
J. D. Gurley
M. Kimball
Albert H. Peareen
Charles G. Remick
Frank J. Schell
F. A. Temple
Dr Frank F Carr Weds Miss Mary Knowlton in Somerville
Dr Frank F Carr formerly of Concord married Miss Mary Adelia Knowlton at the bride s home 345 Beacon street Somerville. Rev J W Hamilton of Roxbury performed the ceremony and the couple reside at 12 Antrim street Cambridge where Carr has practiced. Presents were numerous and valuable. The couple are at home to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank F. Carr
Concord
Somerville
Mary Adelia Knowlton
J. W. Hamilton
Roxbury
Beacon Street
Antrim Street
Cambridge
Carr
Local notices and happenings around New England towns
Various items noted include Lasell class day exercises and June events, a shell game incident tied to Washburn's circus in Lancaster and Clinton, Virginia liquor license impacts, Whalom Park opening with 5000 attendees, Saugus school land appropriation, Westfield streetcar electrification, Lawrence considering manual training, Franklin police shutting down street fakirs, Battery B band at Clinton bicycle meet, Johnson challenges for wheeling title, Smith and Stoughton shoe factory startup in Whitman, Henry Vanbuskirk injured in Woodville, Milford armory burglary, Revecca C Cole named in pension list, Fall River labor union plans, Burkett leads baseball batting, Bannon ranked fifth, Milford lockup shelters forty-six tramps, LaGrippe returns, One Minute Cough Cure promoted, and B F Johnson & Son of Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasell
Washburn
Lancaster
Clinton
Virginia
Fitchburg
Saugus
Westfield Street Railway
Lawrence School Board
Franklin
Battery B. Band
Johnson
Smith & Stoughton Shoe
Whitman
Henry Vanbuskirk
Woodville
M Company
Milford
Revecca C. Cole
Marlboro
Fall River
Burkett
Cleveland
Keeler Af Baltimmore
Bannon
Boston
Community church services and schedules listed
Unitarian Morning Service at 10 45 a m Sunday school at noon Protestant Episcopal Church morning prayer litany sermon Sunday school 12 m evening prayer 7 30 p m free seating Unitarian Congregational Rev Geo A Tewksbury pastor meeting U P Ss C E 6 30 Me Prayer meeting Friday 7 30 Scandinavian M E Church Rev J P Anderson pastor services Sundays 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m class meeting Friday 7 45 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protestant Episcopal Church
Geo. A. Tewksbury
U- P
Ss. C. E
Scandinavian M. E
J. P. Anderson
Concord Classifieds Full of House and Item Ads
Local notices list properties for sale or rent on Mair Street Lowell Road Monument Street and surrounding Concord addresses. Also ads for boats farming equipment riding gear groceries ice cream stationery sewing goods and small services. A mix of sales pets goods and lost items fill the page with vendor names and contact points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mair Street
John H. Chapman
G. St. L. Abbott
Lowell Road
Miss Kennedy
Miss Andrews
Prescott Keyes
Concord
Tremont Street
Boston
Monument Street
Battle Ground
Concord River
John S. Keyes
E. F. Nealey
Fitchburg Station
W. A. Blaisdell
Thoreau St
Mass
H. L. Whitcomb
Noyes Brothers
Daniels
McManus Bros
Philda
Kimball’s
Brown's
Brown’s
Kimball’s Brown's
C. E. Brown's
N. S. Daniels
M. L. Hatch
Geo. H.hopkins
E. E. Hunt
Geo. F. Wheeler
Derby
Gripsack
N.S. Daniels
Towle & Kent’s
Paris Green
Helleboro
Albereen
G. H. Hopkins
P. W. White
Whitcomb’s
Daniels’ Jewelry
C. E. Brown
Towle & Kent's
Disturber Called Medicine Spurs Caution in Chelsea
A reader from 47 Harvard Street Chelsea notes many avoid medicine due to stomach upset during the season. She, like others, stresses it should not be abused and urges careful use to prevent distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Brown
Harvard St. Chelsea
Ailing Woman Finds Gentle Remedy for Weak Stomach
Craves an alterative after back pain and drowsiness from the Liver and Kidneys. She endured sickness from many remedies that harmed her stomach. She finally declares she has found a medicine that does not offend even the feeblest stomach.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mea Ewen
Pratt House
Mncreene
Pee Jahonner
Thoreau and
Hubbard Str
Steele
Chattanooga
School of the Trinitarian Church
Trinitarian Church
Emerson School
G. A. R. Post
Cireus
Misa
Alice Enos
Valeo
Faust
Eifin
Migs
Bendix
Liberty Bell
Belisteot
Gounod
High School
DeWitt’s
B.F. Johnson & Son
Maynard
LaGrippe
B. F. Johnson & Son
Unitarian
Thoreau Street
Hubbard Street
W. L. Eaton
Frank Pierce
Mies ‘Buck
Tuttle
Hopedale
B. H. Bowman
Pub. Enquirer of
Bremen
Ind
Dana
Sarsaparilla
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Albert Whitney
Philadelphia
Mary B. Small
Eben B. Whitney
Lynn
Caroline A. Brown
Minnie B
Gilmore Mary J. Reed
Lydia Thompson
Luke
Brooks
Araty
Snes
Acton
Kate
Bumpus
Marlborough
Thomas H. Brooks
Montevideo
Jennie Brooks
Oxford
Ohio
Frank D. Brooks
Kansas
Geo. H. Whitney
William H. Brooks
Mary
Maynard Enterprise
H. Folsom
Probate Court
Ann Carnete
Charles A. Walcott
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
William A. Rowley
Frank H Salisbury
Ehibe
Esquire
Register
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Chicago
King’s New Life Pills
Maynard and
H. S. Richardson Concord
Benj. W. Brown
Buckeye Mowers
Bullard Tedders
Tiger
Yankee
Champion
Sanford
Bowker’s Lawn Dressing
Democrat
Ames
Iowa
FRR
George Hagar
Sally M. Hagar
Srppear
Commonwealth
Acton Enterprise
Fred G. Bond
Burke’s Block
West Acton
Louis Francis
Louis Leveroni
W. Henderson
South Acton, Mass
Miss
Buck’s
Friend’s Block
E. J. Lindh
John W. Leahy
Mamie &. Conant
Westvale
Venient Apartment
Ralph H. Damon
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